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. 2006 Aug;90(8):1004–1009. doi: 10.1136/bjo.2006.090589

Table 3 Published cases with primary lacrimal sac lymphoma.

Case Diagnosis Sex Age Symptoms Stage* at diagnosis Treatment Follow up (months) Authors
1 DLBCL F 70 Epiphora, swelling I RT 50 Gy + CHOP × 1 CR (26) Nakamura et al15
2 DLBCL angiotropic F 87 Epiphora, swelling, dacryocystitis I Excision CR (24) O'Connor et al19
3 DLBCL M 21 Bloody epiphora, swelling I CHOP × 8 CR (7) Saccogna et al17
4 DLBCL F 72 Epiphora, swelling, dacryocystitis De Palma et al20
5–6 DLBCL NA NA NA I NA NA McKelvie et al13
7 DLBCL F 74 Epiphora, swelling, proptosis I RT + CHOP × 3 Relapse LN (24) Parmar and Rose16
8 DLBCL F 63 Epiphora, swelling I RT + CT CR (24) Parmar and Rose16
9 MALT F 50 Epiphora, swelling I RT CR (16) Parmar and Rose16
10 MALT F 56 Epiphora, swelling I RT CR (46) Parmar and Rose16
11 MALT F 81 Epiphora, swelling I Chlorambucil CR (36) Parmar and Rose16
12 MALT M 10 Epiphora, swelling I CHOP × 2 CR (30) Schefler et al18
13 MALT F 55 NA NA NA Alive (98) Takada et al21
14–17 MALT NA NA NA NA NA NA Anderson et al8
18 Plasmacytoma NA NA NA NA NA NA Anderson et al8
19 NK/T F 51 Swelling II† CHOP × 6 DOD (9) Mori et al14

CHOP, cyclophosphamide + hydroxydoxorubicine + oncovine + prednisone; CR, complete remission; DLBCL, diffuse large B cell lymphoma; DOD, dead of disease; F, female; Gy, Gray; LN, lymph nodes; M, male; MALT, extranodal marginal zone B cell lymphoma of mucosa associated lymphoid tissue; NK/T, extranodal NK/T cell lymphoma; NA, not available; RT, radiation therapy.

*Ann Arbor stage.

†At presentation the lymphoma was localised to the lacrimal sac, 4 weeks later it extended into the ethmoidal sinus.